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a weapon. the teller gave him $1700 cash, $1700 cash, he fled on foot. police used fingerprints on the note and bank surveillance video to identify tong. he was arrested at 7:30 this morning outside of the vif jail where he works. the sheriff office would not confirm if he was leaving or arriving for the shift at that time. here is what we know about him so far. senior deputy phillip tong is 36 years old, he's been a deputy since 2005, assigned to the custody division here at the jail. he is facing two felony charges, second degree robbery and burglary commercials. he's being held on $150,000 bail, right now, he's on unpaid administrative leave, will be terminated. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> a former pinole police commander is under arrest and charged with elder abuse, police are looking for his wife, officers say he was a police commander when he and his wife committed forgery, grand theft and other crimes, saying he got an 82-year-old woman to trust him and put him in charge of her finances. >> a suspect is in custody charged with kidnapping, duct taping assaulting, robbing and
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Nov 29, 2012
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Nov 29, 2012


-mail our photos to us or share them on our facebook page. >> it may have been a last straw for a home in bernal heights east of mission, but it's a location of the low priority that the city puts on tree maintenance. >> a surprise for san francisco homeowner, 4:00 this morning, this tree toppled over on her house but in a way it wasn't a shock. she had been calling city hall for months complaining about the condition of this tree. >> as the city tree and they have to maintenance it so as a homeowner i take a responsibility to tell them they need to come and check their tree. >> the tree had been dying since may. they confirmed she filed a reported but complaint never received proper attention. the challenge -- a lack of personnel. with more than 40,000 trees the city is responsible for maintaining there are only three inspectors, that is right just three. with continued budget cuts, they have reduced the pruning cycle from every three to five years to every 10 to 12. what happened here is indicative of a city wide problem. tonight at 5:00 a look at implications and what one lawmaker i
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Nov 12, 2012
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to the gunshot victim are not life threatening. the gunman is still on the run. and police tell us anyone with information should contact chp. >> thank you. >> what may be the second gang related shooting in 10 days is generating fear in menlo park. police responding to reports of gunfire, arresting four people. police say they found two assault rifles and 10 ounces of=)o8q marijuana. investigateors say all four have links to a gang called taliban. >> we're going to put extra patrols in the area. and we just have to see what happens next. >> two homes were hit by gunfire, investigators say the:x shots appear to have been fired from insiftd home raided. four people wounded in a nearby shooting a week ago on friday. no arrests are reported. police say so far they aren't getting any. z are investigating the death of a man found unconscious in a trash can. the 21-year-old discovered by a woman yesterday morning at 10th street and d street. he later died. the can where he was discovered does not belong to the house that it was in front of. police are call the death sus spish yuchls a cause of
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Nov 8, 2012


however, nothing like getting a jump start on the holidays. the rest of us, koit have been a lot worse, unless we failed -- umbrellas. lesson learned there. now, san rafael, fourth street. people who may have had the worst of it would have been those who had to work on it. there is a beer delivery man. he's thinking fondly. >> he went all summer, didn't have to deal with rain. what memories are flashing back now? >> all of the times i was sweating. now, i'm just dripping wet. >> like marin county dripping and then, dried. it's typical today. in fact in marin county, where skies you now blou at the moment, one of the only places we've seen it affected by weather was a car wash crossing early with only four people working that declared half price day. one woman came to get the interior of her car washed not outside. the ground is dry. there are pockets of water on the ground. it's not as severe as we've expected it to be. >> 19 more bay area volunteers being sent into the expect. >> crews working now to restore power following the storm. thisi&<"÷ wet heavy snow coupled with 60 miles pe
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Nov 9, 2012
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Nov 9, 2012


brought to us by coldest air mass. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see shower activity, scattered just a little bit in the land areas and over into the sierra.im let's focus in on fixed precipitation and snow. there is moisture in the fairfield area. part of the southu out towards los gatos you can see spotty showers. most of the bay area is dry now. in the bigger picture as you can see here, we have cold air mass with pockets of showers wrapped into this cold air mass. snow moving into the sierra.qb?t more showers in our direction. we can have more showers, right now, temperatures into 50s around the bay area. chilly day. tonight getting into evening hours, chilly. temperatures dropping into 40s and below freezing overnight in the north bay valleys. tomorrow afternoon, partly cloudy, mainly sunny skies, temperatures ranging from 54 on the coast. more cold air coming our way. i'll haveehq+ the forecast comig up later. >> abc 7 news is live in san francisco right now he's got a look at the storm through your eyes. >> skies are nice and clear. that wasn't the case last n
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Nov 13, 2012
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Nov 13, 2012


. >> it's all hands on deck here. workers just using this all day long to clean up streets. and they have actually managed to get it cleaned up by this hour. here is an example of what the owners are dealing with. they're not sure if it's from the mud, but you can see it's not just mud or muddy water coming from under this car. we're talking about debris, twigs, rocks and goodness knows what else. so again, this city is meeting this afternoon to determine what taz to be done to make it safe in the event of rain coming. they also have to decide how to deal with this park that is buried under three or four feet of mud. >> thank you. we have more coming up on this water pipe break. at 4:30 abc 7 news will talk to the water department about aging pipes. >> then at 5:00 michael finney looks into the car insurance you need to be covered from a muddy mess like this one. >> happening now, walnut creek police just released surveillance photos from a kidnapping and robbery. >> two men want forward abducting a woman november 7th. this shows one of the men, they're both described white males in their
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Nov 20, 2012
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crashing near san rafael airport. fire officials tell us the pilot had trouble this morning trying to turn back, he managed to land in a marsh about a mile away. up to 50 gallons of fuel spilled and crews are cleaning that up. >> pittsburgh city crews have restored water service after an overnight water main break affected more than a dozen homes. people lost water service around midnight. >> in redwood city a handful of homes lost service because of a broken main near the government center, firefighters pumped out water and residents were able to return home. >> and workers expect to find a broken road by story road. 24 cher customers have been out water this morning. the water company says four other smaller breaks were report add cross the city. >> happening now in oakland a 24 hour strike by worker was service employees international union it means truckers can not get to their jobs or move cargo in, or out, of the port of oakland. >> we're live with more. >> here is what's happening. the gates like this around the port are be blocked by picketors and their sympathizers. as you say tha
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Nov 19, 2012
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Nov 19, 2012


sales ads. it's on our web site. just look for it on under see it on tv. >> one of us will be out there. >>. what is next for ama john? and changes at intel to tell you about. >> hi, john. >> hey there, yes. change is coming to intel. the ceo says that he will retire in may. he has been ceo since 2005 and worked at the company roughly four decades, interyet hit a hit of -- bit of a rough patch. now there is speculation focusing on the c operating officer. that has been the traditional route for intel. most were coos before taking the top job. in a statement intel says it's going to consider internal and external candidates. today is the fifth birthday of the amazon kindel, the product that revolutionized the e book industry. one question, would amazon consider opening brick and mortar stores? something and you're not 9= not bringing a value to society. and by the way, business results aren't good for that, either. so we want to do something that is uniquely amazon. if we can find that idea we'd love to open physical stores. >> also saying consumers don't want gadgets they want services,
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Nov 26, 2012
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Nov 26, 2012


of the5@&d dense fog frm morning. flights delayed from 30 to 90 minutes. short flights along western u.s., 42 flights cancelled. irritating passengers. >> i'm flying from sfo to santa barbara. i got cancelled due to fog. and yevl:>, now i'm going to miss classes today. >> when fog is thick sfo needs to leave more space before landing planes. airports in oakland were not expected by the fog. >>ds3k 14 people back home afta carbon monoxide scare sent them to the hospital last night. wood burning fireplaces but cigarette smoke is what the fire department thinks happened in this case sending a family to the hospital. >> did they check you out? >> 3-year-old tino was taken to the hospital last night in a carbon monoxide scare. an alarm went off in the family home, they called 911. turns out the alarm was a smoke detector not for carbon monoxide, firefighters tested for signs of the gas. they found nothing. and neither they, nor pg&e have been able to find a leak in any appliances. >> our thought is that there is probably a secondary source, maybe. heavy cigarette smoking. >> not that time. t
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Nov 15, 2012
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Nov 15, 2012


and bargain with us, it's up to them. the teamsters have an agreement. they're back to work. right? >> yes. they're back to work. >> does that hurt your position? >> no. >> the plant bakes sour dole and breads and it's a distribution sent center for the hosts line of snacks. but baker says they won't accept the decrease in benefits. >> my check calculated about $60 a month. >> david morgan worked at columbo for years. hourly wages range from $19 to $22 an hour. the employees say they're new work if the company shuts down, host hosts -- hostess tell meez they'll wait to decide whether or not to liquid date. so far, people in oakland say they're not going back to work. in san leeand dro, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> protestors showed up at the uc reekent immediating today, demonstrators made the way into the meeting and started to shout and disrupting the meeting. protestors mad about the possibility of more tuition hikes.. >> people pay $13,000 per year to go to school is too much. you know? it's gone up three times in 10d4 years. >> they may have to take a look at the holder next year to d
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Nov 27, 2012
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Nov 27, 2012


valley water district using web cams to monitor creeks and rivers around the county. water managers, can see where storm drains are getting clogged. and alert crews to clear the debris. the web cams in los gatos skb morgan hill refresh every five minutes and are watched in storm conditions. >> going to be mazing how quickly a creek can overflow and cause a lot of street floodings and damage. when there is blockage in one trash rack. >> now, water district is hoping people will be pro active in both monitoring web cams and cleaning leaves and other debris that can clog storm drain autos they're humpgering down a christmas tree lots across the bay area now, in this lot workers started tying down trees so they won't topple over. they're also laying down tallest trees but say they will not close up shop because of the storm, workers say they're used to being out in wintery weather. they plan to set up tents. >> a big storm equals phone shall dangers on the water. coast guard is suggesting people be careful because large waves can sweep people way, they're reminding boaters to avoid sailing t
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Nov 28, 2012
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Nov 28, 2012


extra enforcement. ñÑ is just like tomorrow and the next day. you'll see us, definitely out in force. >> you have a branch, i heard a crack back there. i am sure something else has come down. as long as it doesn'tfgká hurt anyone, it's a good thing. it does cause issues. >> and this time it was a power line across highway 9. it had been brought down by a falling tree. highway 9 is the main artery throughout the valley. traffic backed up for miles in both directions. the fire department did take advantage of an empty business which had a parking lot and may yut rise that to allow alternating one way flow of traffic. it was quite a mess. as you might imagine that, downed power line created problems for businesses in the area. we'll have that coming up in just one hour. reporting live on highway 17th. >> residents are helping the city weather storm drains in the neighborhood. it's part of an adopt a thought program. keeping storm drains clear of debris helps the city focus on critical storm-related problems such as downed trees. one volunteer says she got involved because drains in the
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Nov 7, 2012
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Nov 7, 2012


johnson will join with us a parkt recap in about 10 minutes.. >> now, to the elections over. has outlook changed in silicon valley? >> abc 7 news david louie checks on the pulse of the local economy. >> happening now, i'm david louie. the electric was yesterday, but today a kind of referendum held on wall street. investors selling off in such a way it could impact everything from solar energy companies to cloud-based companies. ash wagner has a small solar company with six emhoiys he wants to expand but selloff could indicate uncertainty about the economy. >> i know several friends starting selling stock this moshing. >> what did that tell you? >> people are not excited about the future of the economy. >> investors appear concerned about a widening european recession. coupa sees europe as a major growth market just signing up new customers for its cloud based software helping companies save money on procurement. but the u.s. needs to reach a budget solution. >> this is the opportunity to bring that bipartisan nature in front of us here to deliver on the promises he's been talking about a
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Nov 23, 2012
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Nov 23, 2012


joins us live at the stanford medical center with more. john? >> larry two, victims from the crash are here at stanford. the mother, one daughter most severely injured. the other family members are in valley medical center in san jose. about an houring ao, some relatives came out and told us a second daughter passed away. the chp is not confirming that. this started out as a joyous shopping trip to buy gifts for the holiday as well as for a wedding that is now not going to happen. the family smashed lexus was on the side of highway 101 six hours, broken windows, air bags exposed. i along the freeway, gifts, clothes some still had price tags on them. family members tell abc 7 news the group left the home in san bruno around 11:30 last night to go shopping in gilroy saying the 24-year-old daughter who died was set to return to india to get married in next month or so. >> they went shopping and in this area, maybe gilroy, somewhere. i don't know yet. they want to go to india for married. >> this morning while returning from shopping the family's suv clipped the back of a cruiser, that
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Nov 2, 2012


residents of badly battered staten island finally convinced the mayor to change his mind. >> those of us who love this story and this race recognize it wasn't a marathon if it wasn't a unifying event. it wasn't a marathon we knew and loved if there are people who were pained by the running of it.!0z >> grim statistics continue to grow. the death toll now reached 97 people in 10 states. no are now predicting damage will reach $50 billion. in better news, new york skyline is expected to be lit up tonight. new jersey governor chris christie has given the a go head for atlantic city casinos to reopen. >> disney and abc making monday a day of giving. disney kicking off with a $2 million donation to the american red cross. you can help by texting to give $10 to efforts. you can donate by falling 1-800-help now. >> your voice, your vote. the presidential candidates putting tier own sin on the latest jobs report. picked up a tenth of a percent to 7.9% in october. that is about 50,000 more than had been expected but say the rate went up because more people without jobs started looking for work again.
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Nov 1, 2012
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owned. >> laura anthony joins us where a news conference just wrapped up. >> this is an emotional news conference in front of the store given by bartly's family and the police chief. by all accounts the 50-year-old bartly was a pillar of the community. a family man who gave often, and generously to those around him. he was found shot on the floor of marcus cellular, the store he's owned since the 1960s here on international boulevard. he was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound on the floor of his store. bartly's family recounted the man who will be missed so much by this community. >>l yx&uch a sad, sad moment. not because of just what has been taken from us, but what has been taken from everyone else. my father was an amazing man. >> if you're the killer, turn yourself n we'll be happy to accept you without any act of violence and safe the family from the torture and torment they'll go through knowing their father's killer is out on the streets running around. >> police say they don't know if there is one suspect or more than that. the investigation is in early stages. sho
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Nov 21, 2012
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Nov 21, 2012


flying out of san francisco over this holiday period. so be sure to use flight tracker to check for delays. you can go and then scroll to the bottom of the site. >> you can check to see what wait times are for lines. that is key it is. >> if you're heading up to seera, here is what it rookz like now.ji q!is live shot fromt camera courtesy of resort sports network, 18-24 inches of snow right now. >> traffic has been light most w you can see from this camera, maybe you can't see, because what we need to do is get windshield wipers on that lens. waits raining earlier today and washed away show at3amy-snow at lower elevations. we'll have a live report from truckee at 5:00, then again, at 6:00. >> want to check on the holiday forecast. >> right. >> i can tell you happily that weather conditions are looking favorable both air travel and highway travel heading into this holiday period. the live doppler 7 hd shows us no rain in the bay area. first time in a couple days we have sunny skies right now. clouds lingering but rain is out of here. however, hl hour rainfall totals are indictive
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Nov 5, 2012


'm ready to take it. >> this is a lot of voters dropping off ballots at home. >> stay with us for election results tomorrow. get results on abc 7 news.com. we'll have live updates all night long at facebook.com/abc 7 news and via twitter. >> california fair political practices commission accusing a group of campaign money laundering after a source of funding today. the state supreme court issued a ruling to disclose who is behind $11 million contribution to support prop 32. turns out the money came from two monday profits active in republican campaigns. the groups are not required to release their donor list. the state could fine the pack or pursue criminal charges.. >> now, gorgeous out there. it's one of the hottest days on record in november. >> it's spectacular. now, spencer christian with records we've broken today. >> we've broken several records today. there may be more. these are just high, new records so far today. oakland 83 degrees is the record for the date. sfo, 78 degrees and moffett field 83. 95 degrees today, shattering old records of 86 for this date. we're waiting for a
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Nov 22, 2012
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Nov 22, 2012


% over last thanksgiving. almost 15% are using mobile devices up 10% last year. happy is the shopper who found a good deal. >> i found a tree that was 50 and it is 30. >> quite a savings. >> k-mart offering something free tomorrow, that is free flu shots at many locations. a shot in the arm for consumers and k-mary hopes a shot in the arm for its sales. >> carolyn: nick smith is live at walmart in san leandro where there has been some shopping backlash? >> absolutely. if you are sitting at home and time to grab your wallet and shop. >> we started early. >> it's only thursday but black friday holiday shopping has started. >> we kind of stopped in to get a sneak preview but it looks like everything is not yet opened up. >> early shoppers are willing to camp out for the best deals on electronics. that is part of the allure. this is big one for retailers. an economy in recovery means consumers are holding tight to their pocketbooks forcing retailers to fight harder for every dollar you spend. >> this is last minute thanksgiving thing. >> walmart is hoping they will follow the lead and head o
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Nov 14, 2012


, they would tell us. so we're assume things are safe, for now. >> man yuel roamero lives in the house closest to the hillside when a pipe ruptured. 45,000 gallons of water and mud came roaring into the neighborhood, barely missing the home. >> with this sun, we saw a huge gash on the hillside. that is the first time that i realized how lucky we were. >> people are worried about homes and neighborhood. >> i am concern btd park. we had a beautiful park here, i'm hoping they're going to be able to work on it. >> workers will put hey bales touring the upcoming storm. storm drains to make sure that the rains can handle rain they plan to divert away from the hillside. and to shove some of the dirt back into the hill. >> i'm confident we're going to get work done.;)iç >> would you sleep here? >> would i? yes. >> evenáú@ñ when rains come? >> yes. >> you feel good? >> yes. i do. >> they do think there will be temporary solutions in place. and they'll start looking at permanent solutions for the park. >> police are looking for v&vrfñ armed robber, releasing surveillance photos today. he entered a

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